What Katy Did is the heart-warming story in the Louisa May Alcott Little Women genre of a plucky and spirited Mid-Western girl who overcomes adversity in the best tradition of American pioneer women.
‘What Katy Didn’t’ is the unfolding tale of a former ACT Labor chief minister who, despite her Labor Leader’s firm assurances that Labor had “strict vetting procedures’ in place for all parliamentarians, managed to somehow forget that that she was a dual British citizen and admitting to contesting last year’s election as such – and has now resigned from her frontbench positions and is heading down the hill to the High Court.
Senator Katy Gallagher, who moved from the...
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